Feasibility Study for a Shipping and Logistics Company in Egypt
Demand for shipping and delivery has grown with e-commerce, but the margin gets lost in fuel, maintenance, returns and delayed cash-on-delivery remittances. The calculation has to be done at the level of a single shipment.
Where your money goes
- Vans, motorcycles, or contracts with carriers
- Drivers and couriers
- Fuel, maintenance and insurance
- A warehouse or sorting point
- A shipment tracking system
Where the money comes from
- A shipping fee per order
- Monthly contracts with online stores and companies
- Warehousing and order fulfillment
- Road freight between governorates
What makes Logistics Services businesses lose money
- Cost per shipment higher than its price
- Returns whose cost you absorb
- Delays in remitting collected cash
- Accidents and breakdowns
What the study answers
- Your true cost per shipment
- The number of daily shipments needed to break even
- Owning a fleet versus contracting carriers
- The right pricing for online stores
To make the numbers accurate, we ask about: Service type, Vehicles, Expected daily shipments.
The numbers are calculated for your project: your city, your capital and the size you plan to start with. Not generic figures copied from the internet.
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